Category: Arabic Publications

Joseph B. Majdalani (JBM)

ISBN 978-9953-405-36-0

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The term “Esoteric” is equivalent to “human belonging” in the logical convention, inasmuch as it carries you deeply into the roots of man through the history of mankind. The distinctive quality of the Esoteric lies in its in-depth search to fathom what is latent and mysterious, and the importance of the Esoteric dwells in adopting what is obscure and veiled as its field of research and studies. For the visible and the unconcealed do not necessitate such a thorough investigation or deliberation except insofar as they lead to unveil the arcane, the unknown and the concealed. Read more

Joseph B. Majdalani (JBM)

ISBN 978-9953-405-35-2

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This is the 33rd Book in the (Arabic) chain of the Esoteric Sciences. The contents of this book embody an exceptional avant-garde knowledge… It is revealed to the general public for the first time in the history of the Esoteric Sciences! We present it redolent with the aroma of the everlasting supreme knowledge, crowned with ageless wisdom. The sundry subjects herein emanate the fragrance of the Soul intertwined with the intrinsic flavor of Consciousness. The cornerstone of this unique book is the practical daily application which leads to verification. Read more

Joseph B. Majdalani (JBM)

ISBN 978-9953-405-34-4

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As a breakthrough in the realm of the Mind, the book addresses a momentous factor of practical life – the Intelligence. It points out to the source of Intelligence, its location, and the mechanism of its manifestation. Then it sheds light on the distinction between the operation of the intellect, as thought, and the performance of the Intelligence, i.e. between perception (as external means) and comprehension (as internal means), aiming to cognizance (by observation and identification) thus teaching through comparison. Read more

Joseph B. Majdalani (JBM)

ISBN 978-9953-405-33-6

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 The book discusses Thought, from its dual aspects, the humane and the mundane. The first being the essence and origin; the second, the derivative and ramification. The realm of manifestation of the first is the higher human Self, representing the reflection of the Divine in man; while the second operates in the area of the mundane self and is the production of experimentation and outcome of experiences conducted on earth, throughout ages. Read more